Spain is located on the Iberian Penninsula, bordering Portugal, Gibraltar, Andorra, and France. It also borders the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Nothern Atlantic Ocean. The Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands are also located in Spain. The climate in Spain is temperate, with clear, hot summers, and cloudy, cold winters. Spain is mountainous, with some semi-deserts, and a long coast-line. The five large rivers in Spain are the Ebro, Duero, Guadalquivir, Guadiana, and the Tagus Rivers. Madrid is the capitol of Spain. Several other important cities are Barcelona, Valencia, Cadiz, Corboda, and Seville.
This map shows where Spain is located at in the world. The bordering contients are Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Spain is located in the far-western side of Europe. The bordering bodies of water are showed in the next map. This is a Political map.
This is a close up on Spain. The off-white portion of the map is Spain . The other places are France (to the North), Portugal (to the west), Morroca (to the south), and Alergia (to the south-east). The bodies of water surrounding Spain are: Northern Atlantic Ocean (to the South-West), Medditteranean Sea (to the South-East), Baleric Sea (to the East), and the Bay of Biscay (to the North). The lines separate the provinces in Spain, which are labled in the next map. This is a Political map.
This is a detailed and labeled map of Spain. It shows all of the provinces there too. Some of the larger ones are Castile,Aragon, Andalucia, and Galacia. The capitol of Spain is Madrid, located in the center of Spain. Some major cities are Barcelona, Seville, and, of course, Madrid. In the legend, the solid line means the border of Spain. The dashed line means the borders of each province. The square with a red dot is showing Spain's capitol, Madrid, and the plain square shows the province capitol. This is a lot like the U.S.A. We have a counrty capitol, and each state alse has a capitol. This is also a Political Map.
This is a Physical Map of Spain. The green parts show a lush landscape, while the red shows mountainous areas. The blue lines going through Spain are rivers and streams. The yellowish/tan color is where the ground is dry and like a desert. The words are hard to see, but they are showing towns and cities.
Location and Maps of Spain
by: Maddy Brush
b-3
Spain is located on the Iberian Penninsula, bordering Portugal, Gibraltar, Andorra, and France. It also borders the Bay of Biscay, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Nothern Atlantic Ocean. The Balearic Islands and the Canary Islands are also located in Spain. The climate in Spain is temperate, with clear, hot summers, and cloudy, cold winters. Spain is mountainous, with some semi-deserts, and a long coast-line. The five large rivers in Spain are the Ebro, Duero, Guadalquivir, Guadiana, and the Tagus Rivers. Madrid is the capitol of Spain. Several other important cities are Barcelona, Valencia, Cadiz, Corboda, and Seville.
This map shows where Spain is located at in the world. The bordering contients are Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Spain is located in the far-western side of Europe. The bordering bodies of water are showed in the next map. This is a Political map.
This is a close up on Spain. The off-white portion of the map is Spain . The other places are France (to the North), Portugal (to the west), Morroca (to the south), and Alergia (to the south-east). The bodies of water surrounding Spain are: Northern Atlantic Ocean (to the South-West), Medditteranean Sea (to the South-East), Baleric Sea (to the East), and the Bay of Biscay (to the North). The lines separate the provinces in Spain, which are labled in the next map. This is a Political map.
This is a detailed and labeled map of Spain. It shows all of the provinces there too. Some of the larger ones are Castile,Aragon, Andalucia, and Galacia. The capitol of Spain is Madrid, located in the center of Spain. Some major cities are Barcelona, Seville, and, of course, Madrid. In the legend, the solid line means the border of Spain. The dashed line means the borders of each province. The square with a red dot is showing Spain's capitol, Madrid, and the plain square shows the province capitol. This is a lot like the U.S.A. We have a counrty capitol, and each state alse has a capitol. This is also a Political Map.
This is a Physical Map of Spain. The green parts show a lush landscape, while the red shows mountainous areas. The blue lines going through Spain are rivers and streams. The yellowish/tan color is where the ground is dry and like a desert. The words are hard to see, but they are showing towns and cities.